Jobs at Texas Instruments

Designs high-speed mixed-signal communication circuits and digital circuits interfacing with analog circuitry. Responsibilities include RTL coding, simulation, synthesis, timing closure, verification, evaluation, and debugging at circuit and behavioral levels. The engineer also develops test methods, specifications, application materials, data sheets, and demo boards; solves complex technical problems; and collaborates with analog and digital design teams.

Design and verify digital integrated circuits for TI products, including processor, memory-management, multicore, and cache architectures. Responsibilities include defining specifications, analyzing architecture trade-offs, participating in design reviews, supervising IC layouts, developing behavioral models, characterizing prototypes, creating test specifications, and coordinating with test and product engineering teams to support product releases.

Develop verification plans, test benches, tests, and RTL/GLS simulations for semiconductor designs. Run coverage regressions, track verification status and issues, create regression scripts, and improve verification tools, methods, and workflows while collaborating with design and system teams.

Leads design verification for radar IP, subsystems, and SoCs from specification through post-silicon validation. Owns verification strategy, methodology, environments, coverage, regressions, traceability, and signoff across multiple programs. Builds and mentors verification teams, collaborates with architecture, RTL, physical design, firmware, systems, and applications teams, and supports customer reviews and ISO 26262/ISO 21434 certifications. The role requires expertise in SystemVerilog/UVM, C-based verification, digital design, protocols, formal verification, and post-silicon debugging.

Designs high-speed mixed-signal communication chips and digital circuits interfacing with analog circuitry. Responsibilities include RTL coding, simulation, synthesis, timing closure, verification, evaluation, and debugging at circuit and behavioral levels. The role also develops test methods, specifications, application materials, data sheets, and demo boards while collaborating closely with analog and digital engineering teams.

Designs high-speed mixed-signal communication chips and digital circuits interfacing with analog circuitry. Responsibilities include RTL coding, simulation, synthesis, timing closure, verification, evaluation, debugging, test method development, specifications, application materials, datasheets, and demo boards. Collaborates closely with analog and digital engineering teams to solve complex problems and deliver projects on time.

The role involves designing ESD protection structures, performing ESD reviews, troubleshooting failures, and maintaining design libraries and guidelines for analog products.

As a Design Verification Engineer, you will ensure the quality of advanced RADAR products, involving verification of IP, Subsystem, and SoC designs, collaborating with cross-functional teams, and developing robust verification methodologies.

The Analog ESD Product Specialist will design ESD protection structures, perform ESD reviews, troubleshoot failures, and maintain ESD libraries, requiring extensive experience in analog design and strong problem-solving skills.

The Analog ESD Product Specialist designs ESD protection structures, performs ESD reviews and troubleshooting, and maintains design resources, focusing on improving product quality and efficiency.